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Cedar Breaks National Monument
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PICNICING

Please remember that picnicing is only allowed in designated areas. This includes the picnic area near the Point Supreme Campground and areas designated for special events by the Superintendent.

Roadside pullouts are not a good choice for you and your family to picnic since there are no tables or benches to sit on. There is also steady traffic in and around the pullouts which may pose a hazard to both adults and children.

Driving on grassy areas (meadows) is prohibited. Native plants and grasses are easily damaged. Any travel other than on foot is not allowed.

 

DINING

Unfortunately, there isn't any place to buy food in Cedar Breaks National Monument. Brian Head (2 miles northwest on Rte. 143) is the closest place to find prepared food and groceries. Duck Creek Village is approximately 30 minutes southeast on Hwy. 14 and has food as well as gasoline. Panguitch and Panguitch Lake are also options if you are continuing on Rte. 143 to Bryce Canyon or Capitol Reef.
Southern Pauite  

Did You Know?
When the Southern Pauite used to occupy this region, they referred to it as "u-map-wich," which translated to "the place where the rocks are sliding down constantly."

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Last Updated: September 09, 2009 at 11:08 EST